Palais Hatzfeld (Breslau)

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Palais Hatzfeld (Breslau) was an 18th-century neoclassical city palace in Breslau (now Wrocław, Poland), renowned as one of architect Carl Gotthard Langhans’ most important early works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city palace
historic building
neoclassical palace
architect Carl Gotthard Langhans
architecturalStyle Neoclassicism
associatedWith Carl Gotthard Langhans
Hatzfeld family
linked to: Dönhoff family
completionDate 18th century
constructionStart 18th century
countryAtConstruction Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
culturalContext Prussian Silesia
era Enlightenment
hasArchitecturalType palais urbain
town palace
hasFunction city palace
urban residence
heritage Silesian aristocratic residence
historicalCityName Breslau
locatedIn Breslau
Lower Silesia
Silesia
Wrocław
locatedInCountry Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
locatedInPresentDayCountry Poland
namedAfter House of Hatzfeld
notableFor early work of Carl Gotthard Langhans
neoclassical façade
partOf historic urban fabric of Breslau
patron Hatzfeld family
linked to: Dönhoff family
presentCityName Wrocław
presentDayCity Wrocław
presentDayVoivodeship Lower Silesian Voivodeship
region Central Europe
significance one of Carl Gotthard Langhans’ most important early works
usedBy Silesian nobility
linked to: Silesian estates

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Carl Gotthard Langhans notableWork Palais Hatzfeld (Breslau)